How to Sow A Wildflower Meadow

We all know how critically important bees are to our own existence
and did you know that one of the best things that we can do for them is to sow a wildflower meadow from seed in our own garden.
Promoting biodiversity in our gardens and sustaining bees is the most important thing that we can do in our garden space
All that and the colour an vibrancy that a patch of wild flowers in full bloom brings to the garden is fantastic
Have a look as I show you how easy it all is

[@shivermetimber6738]

'Her indoors' cracked me up lol. Great video thanks

[@michaelsdiscusandatticaqua9155]

I really enjoy your videos. You have a very professional way of presenting. The information in this video is really useable and accessible. Thanks

[@-Atmos1]

Great information , Thanks .

[@englishtommy3039]

Good stuff, thanks for sharing👍

[@asensibleyoungman2978]

Great advice. Thank you.

[@jeanhorgan1626]

Is it too late now 10th may to set these

[@patrickcole843]

Thanks for the video. I planted my seeds about 3/4 weeks ago and they have started to germinate and sprout. However I am having a issue with the neighbours cat digging up the soil. Have you any advice to prevent the cat coming back? I have tried some flour mixed with spices. And also, where the soil has been disturbed, should I sow a few fresh seeds and pat the areas back down, or just leave it?

[@TheIrishGardener]

try some pepper dust or Get Off My Garden crystals, they may help and yes I would put on some extra seeds, Peter D

[@patrickcole843]

@@TheIrishGardener thanks. I have put some short twigs into the ground just to make it less hospitable for the cat. And it terms of the paper dust (or the spices) do you spread them over the soil and shoots, or around the perimeter?